Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales Essential Training

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Dian Taylor

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01 Introduction

001 Discover Dynamics 365 sales.mp4

01:03

002 Understanding Dynamics 365 customization.mp4

00:56

02 Dynamics 365 Sales The Basics

001 What is Dynamics 365 Sales .mp4

01:36

002 A quick note on navigating in Dynamics 365.mp4

07:21

003 Access and sorting records and views.mp4

05:15

004 Use quick create to create a new record.mp4

03:10

005 Work with search in Dynamics 365.mp4

02:37

006 Build queries with advanced find.mp4

08:14

007 End-user personalization options.mp4

03:51

03 Sales Efficiency with Dynamics 365

001 Utilize the Dynamics 365 Assistant.mp4

04:19

002 What do we do with leads .mp4

02:10

003 Starting a sale Create a lead.mp4

01:52

004 Explore contact methods.mp4

02:59

005 Use the timeline to add activities and notes to a lead.mp4

05:52

006 Qualify a lead.mp4

04:39

007 Use document storage and SharePoint integrations.mp4

03:40

04 Opportunity Management

001 What is an opportunity .mp4

00:48

002 Various ways to create an opportunity.mp4

05:19

003 Save time with business process flows.mp4

04:34

004 Add opportunity products and suggestions.mp4

04:19

005 Export Dynamics 365 data to PDF and email.mp4

03:00

05 Work with Quotes

001 What is a quote .mp4

02:21

002 Activate a quote.mp4

01:25

003 Revise a quote and versioning.mp4

02:25

004 Close a quote.mp4

03:04

06 Work in the Field with the Mobile Application

001 Access the mobile application.mp4

02:03

002 Navigate the mobile app.mp4

04:29

003 View edit and create records in the mobile app.mp4

03:39

004 Business card scanner.mp4

01:26

07 Reporting and Analytics in Dynamics 365

001 Use charts and dashboards.mp4

09:10

002 Access Excel Templates.mp4

02:10

003 Review forecasts.mp4

04:26

08 Conclusion

001 Learn more about D365 and sales.mp4

01:28

Description

Microsoft Dynamics 365 empowers users to manage leads, contacts, and data to create streamlined workflows for sales, customer service, and client management. In this course, instructor Dian Taylor explores how to use the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform to manage contact information, leads, and actions. Dian goes over the Dynamics 365 interface, then dives into specific functions through the lens of both sales and customer service tracking. She covers basics like accessing and sorting records and views, creating a new record, building queries, and more. Dian shows you techniques and tools to boost your sales efficiency with Dynamics 365, then explains how Dynamics 365 can help you generate, track, and manage opportunities. She shows you how to work with quotes and work in the field, including detailed how-tos on using the Mobile Application app. Plus, Dian demonstrates how to use charts and dashboards, access Excel templates, and review forecasts.

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Dian Taylor is a Microsoft Business Applications MVP and Dynamics 365 (CRM) Presales Engineer (Director) at RSM. She is a seasoned pre-sales and implementation consultant specializing in Microsoft Dynamics 365 (CRM) since 2011. Dian has been involved in solution designing, implementing, configuring and customizing several complex scenarios in various industry sectors. She has the unique ability to clarify CRM strategies and objectives: modeling and optimizing business processes, defining user requirements, designing fit for purpose and cost effective CRM solutions. D365-CE modules: Sales, Custer Service, Marketing, Field Service, Project Service Automation & Omnichannel for Customer Service. Besides Dynamics 365, Dian works with Power Platform components like Power Automate, Power Virtual Agent, etc. She has also created several courses on LinkedIn Learning. Blog: https://D365Goddess.com

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